Unité.22 : Apg Invite Claude-Emmanuelle, Kalopsia, Laze

What if this really is the big night?

A lineup making some serious noise to celebrate the peak of Scorpio season: maximalist sounds, searing melodies, plenty of love and secret weapons ready to bring the club’s walls down.

Laze and Claude-Emmanuelle return to Unité.22 for a killer combination, joined by Kalopsia for the project’s Marseille debut and APG, resident DJ with the Animals Industry collective.

It’s hard to sum up the ambitions of a lineup like this, beyond pointing out just how well genre fusion works for Laze, the Marseille producer and DJ who delivered the club’s only all-night set by a solo female artist. We remember a night of ecstasy, twists and turns, roars from the crowd and bass faces.

Before the summer heat arrived, Claude-Emmanuelle, the self-proclaimed bimbo of Wokistan, came to play the Marsatac festival afterparties. That very night, her next booking was already being discussed.

These two inspiring artists will be joined by Nantes duo Kalopsia, who blur the lines between dubstep, techno, Brazilian funk, trap and UK sounds to produce hard-hitting tracks. An eagerly awaited set from a duo who seem to be breaking new ground in the French electronic scene.

With APG overseeing proceedings and warming things up, this night promises saturated frequencies that will have you crying tears of joy on the dancefloor. A resident DJ at both the club and the collective, he swears by genre fusion and unexpected bangers.

Claude-Emmanuelle
Claude-Emmanuelle Gajan-Maull is a DJ and multidisciplinary artist whose hybrid sets bring electronic beats, popular samples, timeless queer anthems, deep bass and experimental textures into dialogue, drawing on politically engaged diasporic influences. A Radio FG resident, she has been invited to mix on platforms such as Rinse France, asserting a style that is visceral, accessible and narrative, with no fixed direction. Each DJ set is conceived as a living performance, a space for reclamation where music becomes a political language, calling listeners into a trance and towards collective liberation. Combining club energy, emotional intensity and sensuality, Claude-Emmanuelle turns the dancefloor into a site of resistance and queer invocation. As a traumatized bombshell, she makes the mixer a storytelling tool, using sound to convey wounds, desires and revolts. Her approach to mixing goes beyond aesthetics. Rooted in her commitment to a musical practice grounded in the body and trans experience, every transition offers a chance to reinvent, take risks and create spontaneity.

Kalopsia
Kalopsia is a Nantes-based production and DJ duo working in bass music. Unbound by genre, their sets move freely between trap, dubstep, techno, baile funk and UK sounds. Inspired by artists such as Skrillex, Imanu and Isoxo, their sound shifts between dark atmospheres, colourful melodies and raw energy, with a constant search for original, unusual sounds to surprise the crowd. Their latest track, Don’t F*ck With Me, released on the Matière label, is a case in point. Through carefully curated selections, Kalopsia delivers an immersive experience in which every transition is designed to sustain the energy and bring an element of surprise.

Laze
Laze is an artist and producer who moves between electronic music, alternative pop and experimental textures. She builds a sensitive, immersive world in which atmosphere takes precedence over format and the voice is treated as an instrument in its own right. Her tracks shift between melancholy, tension and bursts of energy, combining fragile melodies with rawer structures. Drawing on digital cultures, fantasy worlds and magical girls, she creates music that is both intimate and physical, suspended between softness and impact. Originally from Marseille, where she began developing her project, Laze is gradually forging a distinctive artistic identity. On stage, she delivers an immersive, energetic live performance conceived as an extension of her studio work, where emotions are meant to be felt as much as heard.

APG
A programmer for Animals Industry and a mainstay of the Marseille scene, APG made his debut in 2019 at Le Chapiteau de la Belle de Mai. Rave, breaks, hard music: an expansive, uninhibited vision of techno.

Timetable
00h00-01h00: APG
01h00-02h30: Kalopsia
02h30-04h00: Claude-Emmanuelle
04h00-05h30: Laze

Unité.22, 22 rue Jobin, Marseille.